Editing Boro Park (section)

== Population and Location ==
The neighborhood is located in the southwestern part of Brooklyn, New York. As the Jewish population grew, the neighborhood's boundaries expanded beyond its defined borders, spreading into adjacent neighborhoods like Kensington and Bensonhurst.

Most Boro Park residents belong to various Chassidic groups, and dozens of Admorim (Chassidic leaders) operate Chassidic courts in the area. However, you can also find synagogues and small communities of Litvish Jews and Modern Orthodox followers of Rabbi Joseph Ber Soloveitchik.

The neighborhood maintains vibrant Chassidic activity and serves as the center for the Bobov Chassidic court, which includes nearly a thousand families, as well as other Chassidic groups including: Pupa, Chernobyl, Rachmastrivka, Skverer Boro Park, Spinka, Stolin, Lelov, Burshtin, Paltishan, and Munkatch. Dozens more Chassidic groups from around the world operate community centers in the city, including Ger, Belz, and Satmar, each with over a thousand members in this city. These three Chassidic groups have dozens of buildings throughout the neighborhood.